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trolley : Thanks for the clarification. Whenever I thank someone on this forum, it is from the bottom of my heart. Have a good day.

StevenLoan

A: Could you give me a ride home?
B: Where do you live?
A: University City.
B: Sure.

- Hi guys! Is "Would it be too much of a bother for you to give me a ride home?" considered a natural replacement for "Could you give me a ride home?" in this situation?

Thanks very much!

StevenLoan

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Sun Sep 20, 2020 7:52 pm

"Thank you both so much for your answers"

We need some sort of "sarcasm font". Now, I'm suspicious of everyone.

Hi trolley! I don't understand what you mean. What do you imply?

StevenLoan

trolley and Erik : Thank you both so much for your answers. Have a nice day.

StevenLoan

Hi everyone! According to an online dictionary " Thanks a bunch " is used for thanking someone, often as a joke. Does it mean it's a lot safer or more sincere to use " Thank you very much ", " Thank you so much ", " Thanks a lot " or " Thanks a million "? Your answers will be greatly appreciated. St...

Erik : Thank you very much for your answer. It really helps. Have a good weekend.

StevenLoan

A: Was your flight to Manchester crowded?
B: No, it wasn't. I had an entire row to myself.

- Hi guys! Is "There was nobody but me at the row I sat at" a natural substitution for "I had an entire row for myself." in this situation?

Thanks so much!

StevenLoan

Erik, Phil White and trolley : Thank you all so much for your help. I really appreciate it.

StevenLoan

Bill: Is your brother getting married?
Sally: Yes, but don't tell a soul. It's a secret.

- Hi everybody! Besides "don't breathe a word" and "keep your mouth shut", is there another common phrase to substitute for "don't tell a soul"?

Thanks a lot!

StevenLoan

trolley : Thanks a lot for the link. Phil White : Thanks so much for the searching instruction. Have a nice weekend to both of you.

StevenLoan

Hi guys! Several Australian acquaintances of mine said that in Australia it's very common to say "No worries!" when someone thanks you. Is this phrase also commonly used by you and native speakers where you live in this context?

Your answers will be greatly appreciated.

StevenLoan

BonnieL, Erik and trolley: Thank you all very much for your answers. They are really helpful. Have a good day.

StevenLoan

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Erik : Thanks so much for your answer. Have a good weekend.

StevenLoan

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